I'd like to keep some cedar garlands fresh for indoor Christmas decor. Would it work to soak the greenery in my tub using the water &amp; concentrate mix?
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It will help to make the greenery last longer - but any fresh cut green that you bring into the house which is heated by hot air is going to dry out pretty quickly-but the wilt proof will help to make it last longer - and the garland will probably look decent as long as you don't touch it - if you touch it then most of the leaves/Needles will just crumble because they will be so dry(after a week or so)
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I use epsom salt with mine Vitamin C disks. I haven't noticed any problems & don't expect to. It's just a vitamin so there shouldn't be any reason not to add essential oils or salts to the bath.
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I use it in the bath often! Add to the tub after filling it and gently mix it in. I like to use epsom salt, coconut oil and lavender.
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I just used a regular garden pressure sprayer. I mixed the concentrate according to the directions and no problems here. Does this side of you house get wet when it rains.... Maybe you could try wetting the house with a hose a few times as this works best with regular rainfall after it dries. Mine gets better with each rain. I usually do mine every two years.
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I used DriWater on potted flowers. This works by cutting slits in the plastic tube so that the solution touches the plant soil so there must be room for the tube to lay on the soil. DriWater keeps my indoor plants and trees alive for 30 days. Highly recommend.
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Hello -- I bought this directly but it was for my contractor to use on our new epi (sp?) -- I believe they mixed it with water. He had used it before on another project, and like it a lot. So far, it has performed well on our deck.Thanks.
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Yes you can. The tub is plastic and the spreader mechanism is metal so it can rust if left in for long periods. I use it to spread salt, fertilizer, lime, sand, and seed. Fertilizer and salt are the most corrosive and I rinse the inside when finished for the season and give it a light coat of WD40 and have had no issues. Make sure the salt is dry or it will clump up and not spread. You might not want to start with a full load at first and see how it does before filling it all the way up. I did make a brace to mount under the spreader to help sturdy it up and it makes it solid as some materials are pretty heavy when you fill it all the way up. Yes you can. The tub is plastic and the spreader mechanism is metal so it can rust if left in for long periods. I use it to spread salt, fertilizer, lime, sand, and seed. Fertilizer and salt are the most corrosive and I rinse the inside when finished for the season and give it a light coat of WD40 and have had no issues. Make sure the salt is dry or it will clump up and not spread. You might not want to start with a full load at first and see how it does before filling it all the way up. I did make a brace to mount under the spreader to help sturdy it up and it makes it solid as some... » Read More Yes you can. The tub is plastic and the spreader mechanism is metal so it can rust if left in for long periods. I use it to spread salt, fertilizer, lime, sand, and seed. Fertilizer and salt are the most corrosive and I rinse the inside when finished for the season and give it a light coat of WD40 and have had no issues. Make sure the salt is dry or it will clump up and not spread. You might not want to start with a full load at first and see how it does before filling it all the way up. I did make a brace to mount under the spreader to help sturdy it up and it makes it solid as some materials are pretty heavy when you fill it all the way up. « Show Less
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it is quite large and i would fill with soil and and use plants the are already started and submerge the tub to the right depth for the chosen plants. also cover the top of the soil with small stones or gravel to keep the soil from floating away.
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Use Cedar wood & PennyRoyal with warm water equal quantity. spray 2 to.3 times and rub it in
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I use this product for the initial soak when I'm growing sprouts. According to the book "Sprouts: The Miracle Food" by Steve Meyerowitz, liquid kelp mixed in your plant water can be used for all indoor and outdoor plants, including "trees, vines, ornamentals, vegetables, and roots" (pg.157).
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I have not used my 5 gallon mix yet. I have used the 1 galloon mix an was able to treat 8 each 8x4 red cedar boards 2 coats and soaking the cut ends overnight in a 5 gallon bucket. I used a garden sprayed which was pretty fast but a little wasteful. Raised beds still look the same after 3 yrs of all weather, Sno, sleet, rain,
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I used it last fall, and it worked for me. I used a stronger mix than instructed -- at least double -- added a teaspoon of dish soap, and applied it several times. A sprig tries to come back here and there, so I spot treat.
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NO, it doesn't last long enough to do any good. Waste of money unless you constantly respray it with the cedar spray.
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No I haven't tried that but may thought is that the would work. I used this insulated tub for my son's wedding and it was great since there was no condensation on the outer tub. If you put it inside a metal tub I would recommending maybe putting plastic wrap or something else on the outer clear tub so it doesn't get scratched from the metal tub. That way if you used it as just the clear tub it wouldn't look all scratched and clouded.
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I don't think it would be a big problem if you watered it a few small times a day instrad of one big soaking. I love keeping mine on a plant caddy so I can roll it and chase the sun. And it'd be so worth it...a big green plant with bright cherry tomatoes look so pretty! You could also put it on a plant saucer just in case.
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I don't know if I would use it alone as a bath soak. essential oils are very concentrated. But, I'm not really sure, that's just my opinion.
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Use the discs to hang on clothes hangers, add the sachets to drawers, hang the tiles in the closet, etc. As the cedar scent dissipates can becomes less potent you can use sandpaper to revive the scent.